Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
is balancing the demands of his MAHA supporters and the White House, while ruling out a 2028 presidential run. - Kennedy faces a divided audience on vaccines during his Ohio tour.
- He will campaign for GOP lawmakers in competitive midterm races. - White House actions, like nominating a vaccine-supporting CDC director, have angered MAHA followers.
- Kennedy has shifted focus to food and nutrition, avoiding controversial vaccine topics. Despite tensions, Kennedy remains committed to his HHS role and denies plans to run for president.